Sentence examples for have increasingly been able from inspiring English sources

But since the '90s, Ethiopian-Americans have increasingly been able to buy teff grown in their adopted homeland.

As nations like China broaden efforts to obtain technology, they have increasingly been able to buy secrets from current and former insiders at big American companies.

The latest effort to curb the number of holds reflects the frustration of many senators with the way colleagues have increasingly been able to stall stacks of bills and piles of nominations by virtue of a quick phone call to the Senate cloakroom.

In recent years, progress has been made in understanding their clinical and biological complexity (Dirix and Van Oosterom, 1999; Fayette and Blay, 2005), such that oncologists have increasingly been able to define customised therapies.

In the book, he writes about how the financial sector, "thanks to its resources and cleverness, has increasingly been able to rig the rules to its own advantage".

It is also successful because the center has increasingly been able to attract not only unusual and interesting smaller groups, but also some of the heavy hitters in dance.

The Council has increasingly been able to refer to the Court's work in its resolutions and statements.

As the NFL's coffers have grown, the league has increasingly been able to deflect some of the concerns over the impact the game has had on the health of players by expanding its influence on research.

Immigration has increasingly been criminalized.

And Goop's popularity foreshadows a dark possibility about the future of journalism that many would prefer to deny: people who already have money and fame might increasingly be able to launch hobby sites that draw readers, while skilled writers' professional efforts go unread and even fade away.

"And devices will increasingly be able to at least have the technology in place to access both networks".